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Mr. Nationalist: /* Protectionist Political Parties in the United States */

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Protectionist Political Parties in the United States

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free trade vs protectionism vs nafta

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Protectionist Political Parties in the United States: historical is a better term

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Reverted edits by HAGGER (Talk); changed back to last version by WilliamH

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 ==Protectionist Political Parties in the United States==
 * [[Federalist Party]] (historical)
 * [[Whig Party]] (historical)
 * [[Republican Party]] (in the early 20th century; some factions currently favor it)

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−	'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.	+	'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense. It is related to the philosophy of [[economic nationalism]].

	[[Free trade]] was historically considered the opposite of protectionism; however, modern free trade ''agreements'' (such as [[NAFTA]]) consist of the presence of laws rather than the absence of them, which could be interpreted as protectionism.		[[Free trade]] was historically considered the opposite of protectionism; however, modern free trade ''agreements'' (such as [[NAFTA]]) consist of the presence of laws rather than the absence of them, which could be interpreted as protectionism.

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 ==Sources==
-http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/oecon/chap12.htm
+* http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/oecon/chap12.htm
 [[Category:Economics]]
 [[Category:Trade]]
 [[Category:Nationalism]]

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 * [[Federalist Party]] (historical)
 * [[Whig Party]] (historical)
-* [[Republican Party]] (in the early 20th century)
+* [[Republican Party]] (in the early 20th century; some factions currently favor it)
 * [[Reform Party]]
 * [[Constitution Party]]
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 [[Category:Economics]]

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	'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.		'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.
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		+	[[Free trade]] was historically considered the opposite of protectionism; however, modern free trade ''agreements'' (such as [[NAFTA]]) consist of the presence of laws rather than the absence of them, which could be interpreted as protectionism.

	==Protectionist Political Parties in the United States==		==Protectionist Political Parties in the United States==

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	'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.		'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.
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		+	==Protectionist Political Parties in the United States==
		+	* [[Federalist Party]] (defunct)
		+	* [[Whig Party]] (defunct)
		+	* [[Republican Party]] (in the early 20th century)
		+	* [[Reform Party]]
		+	* [[Constitution Party]]

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.		'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.
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−	~~==Protectionist Political in the United States==~~
−	~~- [[Federalist Party]] (defunct)~~
−	~~- [[Whig Party]] (defunct)~~
−	~~- [[Republican Party]] (during the early 19th century)~~
−	~~- [[Reform Party]]~~
−	~~- [[Constitution Party]]~~

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.		'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses. The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.
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		+	==Protectionist Political in the United States==
		+	- [[Federalist Party]] (defunct)
		+	- [[Whig Party]] (defunct)
		+	- [[Republican Party]] (during the early 19th century)
		+	- [[Reform Party]]
		+	- [[Constitution Party]]

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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-HAGGER????????????????????????????????????????????????
+'''Protectionism''' refers to protecting domestic workers and businesses against competition by foreign businesses.  The term is often used in a pejorative sense to criticize [[tariffs]] and other measures that have the effect of helping [[Americans]] in an economic sense.
-F CK YOU, YOU STUPID AMERIC NTS, GOD DOES NOT EXIST, AND WAS INVENTED BY SAVAGES
+==Sources==
-YEARS IN JAIL? IF I HAD MY WAY IN POLITICS I'D HAVE YOU IN JAIL FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY TO CHILDREN
+[[Category:Economics]]